A department of the Town of Oakville that manages municipal tax financial issues.

Senior/Older Adult rebate and tax deferral programs

• you may only take part in one of these programs
• for more information, please contact tax@oakville.ca 

Senior’s Property Tax Rebate Program

• tax rebate of $500 per year is available to property owners 65 years of age or older where property owner and/or spouse are receiving monthly guaranteed income supplement (GIS) under Part II of the Old Age Security (OAS) Act
• to be eligible, no other parties other than the owner(s) and/or spouse can reside on the property, and the property must be a personal residence, as well as other restrictions

Older Adults Property Tax Deferral Program (Halton Region)

• see here for more details

Older Adults/Disabled Year-Over-Year Property Tax Increase Deferral (Halton Region)

• 65 or older, or are disabled, with a combined household income under $69,500
• may be eligible to defer any year over year increase to your property tax
• a lien will be registered against the property and the amount deferred will become payable upon the sale of the property
• an annual renewal application is required to remain in the program, as well as other restrictions
• more detailed information and application can be found here

Office Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm

See website

Ages: 65 year(s) and up

Varies by program

• Application, Notice of Assessment (for each resident residing at the property) from Revenue Canada and age confirmation must be provided
• For Senior's Property Tax Rebate, proof of receiving a monthly Guaranteed Income Supplement must also be provided